At Doceo Software, I built the marketing department from scratch: I created the full marketing plan, refreshed the corporate image after more than ten years, and supported the expansion of our software solutions through design. Since 2020, I’ve contributed to a 40% revenue growth and collaborated on compliance and accessibility (GDPR, ISO 27001, ENS, and WCAG 2.1). What I do day to day:

• Plan and execute multichannel marketing strategies: SEO, SEM, email marketing, trade shows, social media, and content.
• Coordinate external campaigns with specialized agencies.
• Oversee graphic design and visual communication: website, presentations, videos, and catalogs.
• Write functional, technical, and commercial content tailored to different audiences.
• Continuously optimize the website for SEO and lead generation.
• Support certifications and regulatory compliance: data protection, information security, ENS, and software industry standards.

Key results:

• Sustained increase of qualified leads from organic channels and targeted campaigns.
• Improved user experience and alignment between design, brand, and legal requirements.
• Active participation in audits and key certifications (ISO, ENS, data protection).

Creation of graphic and digital content, and design of materials for cultural and educational projects. I have been working on my own projects of all kinds for years. I carry them out intermittently, during periods when I have less work, am unemployed, or when they are things I am passionate about.

Starting in April, I joined the mediation team of Bòlit’s socio-educational project, where I worked on tasks related to education, inclusion, and cultural communication. My main responsibilities included:

• Joined Bòlit’s socio-educational project as part of a two-person Artistic Mediation team for contemporary art exhibitions.
• Coordinated visits and workshops for general, children, and educational audiences, including inclusive activities for people of all abilities.
• Supported activities for individuals with functional diversity, mental disorders, and socially excluded groups.
• Participated in community projects and neighborhood art initiatives.
• Managed graphic design, visual communication, website, and social media during a five-month maternity leave replacement.
• It was one of the most rewarding jobs I remember.

I was part of the technical team of a political organization, supporting the organization and promotion of institutional, political, and cultural events across the region. Main responsibilities:

• Part of the technical team for three consecutive campaigns, including a European election.
• Coordinated logistics and supported organization of political and public events (elections, campaign events, meetings, thematic conferences).
• Managed administrative and accounting tasks: treasury, budgets, invoicing, and database maintenance.
• Built relationships with local associations, territorial entities, and community groups.
• Wrote and distributed content for announcements, press releases, and digital channels.
• Designed graphic materials for posters, brochures, social media, and other media.
• Managed and maintained the institutional website in WordPress, ensuring updated and accessible content.
• It was an intense period of work, practically 24/7, which I remember with a lot of energy. I can’t say we got much rest, but it was a very fun and exciting stage.

Some time ago, I did an internship in graphic design at Neorg Comunicación Integral and developed HTML interactives for educational books at Cruïlla, including digital and comic illustrations. I have also worked as a waitress, sales assistant, and supervisor in physical and online stores, performing observation, review, and point-of-sale audits, as well as analyzing brochures and websites. Basically, almost all the typical jobs of a student.